Even though both iOS and Android have matured quite a lot over the past few years and are both fully-featured operating systems in their own right, they still have their fundamental differences at their core. The same differences translate to the hardware that these systems operate on — iPhones always have "just enough" of hardware specs to run smooth with their respective iOS version, while Android manufacturers always shoot for the stars and try to stuff everything plus the kitchen sink under their phones' hoods.
So, the two camps have their own two, very different fandoms. ...
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